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Video Earth's Systems

The Earth is made up of four main interacting  systems, which are sometimes called spheres Hydrosphere Atmosphere Geosphere Biosphere

The systems interact with one another by exchanging energy and matter. These interactions have resulted in the Earth changing. These changes usually take a very long time to progress.

The Atmosphere

The Atmosphere The atmosphere is just a... thin layer of different gases that surrounds Earth Mostly made up of Nitrogen  (78%) 21% Oxygen 1% Other gases (Argon, CO2,  Water vapor, etc.)

The Biosphere

This is where all the bugs, animals, plants, fungi, etc. live. The Biosphere The biosphere includes any part of the Earth where there are  living things. This is where all the bugs,  animals, plants, fungi, etc. live. It extends from the crust of the  Earth to the atmosphere,  including deep into the oceans.

The Geosphere

The Geosphere The geosphere includes the Earth's interior, rocks and  minerals, landforms and the processes that shape the Earth's  surface. The lithosphere is the outermost  layer of the geosphere Processes include continental  drift, volcanoes, and earthquakes

The Hydrosphere

Clouds, ice, oceans, water vapor, etc. The Hydrosphere The hydrosphere includes all of the water on or near the  surface of Earth. Clouds, ice, oceans, water vapor, etc. Cryosphere is the frozen part of the  hydrosphere

REMEMBER! These systems interact with each other! What exactly is an interaction? The processes that move matter and energy  from one sphere to another

Biosphere Interactions Atmosphere Geosphere (Includes Lithosphere) Hydrosphere (Includes  Cryosphere)

Interactions Atmosphere Biosphere Geosphere (Includes  Lithosphere) Hydrosphere (Includes  Cryosphere) Biosphere

Interactions Atmosphere Biosphere Geosphere (Includes  Lithosphere) Hydrosphere (Includes  Cryosphere) Geosphere (Includes  Lithosphere)

Hydrosphere (Includes Cryosphere) Interactions Atmosphere Biosphere Geosphere (Includes  Lithosphere) Hydrosphere (Includes  Cryosphere) Hydrosphere (Includes Cryosphere)